Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-20
DAILY HERALD,
FLOWER FESTIVAL.
An Immense Attendance
Last Night.
BAND OF HOPE EVENING.
An Interesting Pr0gramme-Rare
Donations to the Rose
Booth.

The street in front of the pavilion las
night resembed nothing so much as tn
sou,1e in front of the Fifth Avenu
theatre on the first night of some note
actor. Carriages withou. number fille'
the street and the rush of people to gail
admission to the spacious building
caused fears that there would not b
room for all, and truth to tell it was
rather close embrace. Many new flow
ers had been sent in during the day, ant
the fresh blossoms were only equalet
in loveIiness by the lady managers ant
assistants who came smilingly to tn
front with their beauty refreshed by
short rest. The reporter suggested
something about On added blush Of love
illness, but a bright young miss sait
"For Heavens sake don't be soft, the
Express has daily had US clothed IL
inspirations until we blush enough"
The Band of Hope held sway ant
under the guidance of Mrs. j. II
Blanchard rendered fine programme
Mrs. Blanchard was certainly born tC
rule, and is one of those rare characters
who can handle crowd OF usually un
ruly youngsters as a general does al
army of trained men. Mrs. Blanchard
while she exacts implicit obedience
from her band of little tots stands
the highest in their hearts and rivals
their parents in the affections OF some
ef them. The Seventh Infantry band
discoursed choice selections and at
o'clock there was the usual floral pro-
cession, headed by Mother Earth, Rain,
etc. The floral cart, or chariot, was
freshly decked and carried ITS lovely
freight safely around the room.
Following is the programme as rem
dered by the
BAND oFiHoPE:
Programme announced by! Master Willie
Webster.
Chorus.,"HapPy Children" ban; Band ;too1' OF Hope
Master Eddie Longley.
Recitation-"Why work ior Prohibition,'
Maudie Ferris and Roy Roster.
Vocal SOlo-"A Wildwood song" Pearl
Gleason.
Recitation-Wearing the Badge, Master
Johnnie Adams.
Character Song Master Willie Baker.
In addition to the above there were a
number of striking tableaux and the
selections by the band were particularly
fine.
THE ROSE EXHIBIT BOOTH.
There is no more beautiful or import
ant booth in the whole Festival than
the ab owe, and the ladies in charge of it
are among the most faithful and earnest
workers. A grel deal of the success of
the exhibit is due to their intelligent
efforts. 1t is to this booth that the don.
ations of rare roses come, and it is to the
tast displayed by Mines. G. X. Day, T.
Il. Wright, HI. H. Boyce, S. c. Hubbell,
M. r. Keatont, Albert Day and v.
Beaudry, the ladies in charge of this
booth, that the roses are distribted
around the mammo 9th hall in such ex-
quisite shapes and designs. The fol-
towing donations of rare roses were sent
in yesterday, and it will seem a large
statement to the ice-bound easterners
who receive copy of the HERALD:
Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, City-General Jacquo
mlnot, La France, Beauty of Glazenwood.
Arch Duke Charles, Countess of Oxford,
Louis Philippe, Refine Marie Henriette. Mrs.
Hovey, Aurora, Mad. Damazine, Mad. Fal-
cot, Triumph de Luxemburg' Taa SaiFano,
Welchc, Marchal Mel. Duchess de Brabant,
Comtesse Ria du Pare, Nine. Margottin,
Perle des Jardins.
Mrs. l. Gibbs, Vernon Mount Blac,
Beauty OF Glazenwood, Marie Van Houte
Madame Margottin, Lsurttts, Bon Silene,
Cathsrine Mesmet, Madame Alexander
Bernais, Archduke Charles, Souvenir Mad
anne Pernet, Madame Cecil, Bruenner,
Mrs. G. KeTchoff-Cels Multiford, Princess
Vera, Bougere, Ssfrano, Duchess de Bra
bant, Archduke Charles, Prince William,
Cloth OF Gold, 'mer.
Mrs. pemberton, Pico heights-Aurora'
Mrs. n. w. Stowell-Pink and " hite Lady
Banksin, Bon Silene, Marie Van Houte,
Safrano, Black Prince. Duchess de Bra5ant.
Mrs. Gloster. Pasadena.,BlaGk Prince,
Madsme Lombard. Mrs. W. W. Parlin-
Archduke CHARLES La France, Gloria des
Rosamens, Marie Van Houte, Bella, Ameri-
ca, Louis Philip, Adam, Reve Dor.
Mrs. T. Il. TempletonLOoquette de Q. Lyon Lyon
Mrs M Geline F0resteI 0u
Mrs. Richard Green, Tenth and Olive
Duchess de Brabant, Celine Forester, Arch,
duke Charles, Msvie Van Haute:
Mrs. George kice, High Park0Quln-
Pare, Archduke Charles, Blackberry rose
La France, Bon Siiene, Marie Val Houte
Beauty of Glazenwood.
Philip l.. WilEon-Bon Silene, Aggripina
Marechal Mel, Madame Lombard, Gloria
de Dion, Countess Ria du Pare, Madame
Jos Schwartz La Marque.
Mr.. Coursney-LAurette,C Countess, Riza
du Pare, American Barnell. General JAG
queminot, Levison, Gorvell, Madame Dame
son, Nj arie Giilett, Madame de Jutt, Bon 81
lene, Safrano. Laurette, Premier de Cha
messill, White Tea, Louis Philip, Douglas
Isabella Sprunt.
Mrs. Russell, Florence-Cherokee Rose
Madame Lombard, Marshal P. Wilder.
M Rosen baum, Pasadena-La Nankeen
Mel, Mont Blanc, Quintine. Black Prince
La Reine, James Sprunt, Glo!re de Dij Jon
Duchesss de Brabant. Cherokee, La France
Beauty of Glazenwood, Madame Massor
(ncW,. CorneliA Cook, Madame Welche
Reine Marie Henrietta, American Banner
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